College Eye — January 22, 1932

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Varsity debaters will enter three-way meet	Will compete against Gustavus Adolphus and Luther Colleges.
1	Faculty men hear talks on science convention	Professors Wester and Lantz speak.
1	Current production of Tutor Ticklers goes into rehearsal; will be presented February 4-5	Preview of the acts now trying out.
1	Teachers-Luther game will be here next Wednesday	Luther College game was postponed.
1	Education Department begins program series Wednesday afternoon	Schedule of programs.
1	Former student here plays in college movie for tomorrow night	Henry Iblings performs in "Way Back Home".
1	Lambertson launches campaign for speech	Will speak to Dunkerton PTA.
1	Large crowd attends second annual Press Prom Friday evening	About 350 attend.
1	Faculty pianist to play in South; Squires will be soloist with Minneapolis symphony in New Orleans
1	Professor Skar will address meeting on financial analysis	At AAUW meeting.
1	Frosh debate teams to meet Mason City speakers tomorrow	Roster of participants.
1	Music majors present initial performance in current recital series	List of performers.
1	Kappa Delta Pi chapter here initiates fifteen students at banquet	List of initiates.
1	I. H. Hart talks at station WOI; extension head here discusses problem of teacher certification	Believes certification standards should be raised.
1	Nineteen gridders get award at halftime at Luther basketball game	Letter winners received sweaters at basketball game; student athletes are listed.
1	Versatile co-ed turns rural bus driver to earn college expenses; Bessie Hamil delivers young passengers to Training School Daily	A look at Bessie Hamil's job.
1	Twenty "Well Known Tutors" are announced; six co-eds share honors with fourteen men; are to be special feature of section in 1932 issue of yearbook	List of those selected.
1	Court Hussey plays for college dance tonight
1	W. A. A. delegates from seven colleges attend state conference here	Dean Campbell and Professor Wild speak on state of physical education for women in Iowa.
1	College heating and power plant will be completed within month; smoke stack, tunnel, steel construction are now completed	Only a few remaining pieces of work remain to be done.
1	Eminent divine will speak here; Syracuse pastor is scheduled for four appearances at State Teachers	Waldemar W. Argow will speak.
2	College entertainment	Claims that few students attend lecture and entertainment opportunities on campus, to their own detriment.
2	Reticent freshmen are quizzed on frosh tests; admit varied viewpoints	Freshmen talk about the freshmen tests.
2	The Line	Campus gossip.
2	Why profit?	Believes that dance committees should be able to keep any profits in order to put them towards upcoming dances.
2	How much are you worth?	A look at what it costs to go to class.
3	Westminster dinner is planned for tonight	Several faculty will participate.
3	Phi Sigma Epsilon will initiate pledges	List of pledges.
3	Two fraternities will entertain at dancing parties tomorrow evening	Campus social calendar.
4	Wrestlers win matches from Big Ten teams; matmen defeat Northwestern 21-11, and Chicago also, 29-3	Results are announced from competition with Northwestern and Chicago Universities.
4	Mat activities are slight until match with Wisconsin U	Next meet for wrestlers will be on February 19.
4	Women begin practices for intramural teams	Twelve basketball teams and five volleyball teams begin practices.
4	Schneidermen tackle Eldora; T. C. H. S. wins first game of annual city series	Teachers College High School defeated Cedar Falls, 27-23.
4	Panther Tales	Comments on Kenneth Kimberlin's injuries, intramural bulletin board, men's basketball, Keith Stapley, and Maynard Harman.
4	Panthers beat Methodists in conference go; Harger and Lambert lead mates for scoring honors	ISTC defeated Simpson College, 43-24; individual scoring posted.
4	McGreevey captures first in intramural free throw tourney	Results are announced from free throw tournament; game of 21 has begun.
4	Fritzel schedules game with Cornell yearlings in lieu of Coe contest	Freshmen will face Cornell on February 12.